Ever thought about buying a robotic/self-cleaning litter box? Sure you have! We all would prefer NOT to have to scoop a litter box. Wonder how they work and if they're worth the investment? Listen to this tell-all episode for everything you ever wanted to know about robotic boxes and more. AND go to our facebook page to see the images we refer to in this podcast.

A young woman reached out to me contemplating all of the life changes ahead of her; wondering if she should adopt a kitten...

A trigger is something that elicits a reaction - often freeze, flight, or fight mechanisms. Glimmers are the opposite of a trigger. How do these concepts apply to cat behavior?

Dr. Brian Hurley, National Medical Director for AmeriVet Veterinary Partners, joins us once again to share his knowledge. We talk about what Feline Hyperthyroidism is, what symptoms to be on the look out for, what the prognosis is, and some of the causes. No matter what age your cat is, this episode is a great resource in helping to understand this disease and how to treat it.

How do we define needy behavior in cats? What can you do to tone down your cat's obsession with being with you all the time?

A listener wrote in about her community and their lack of respect for animal welfare - especially to the community cats. She asked how do we raise awareness so that people treat their animals correctly and abide by the law? Great question and some good banter about this topic.

Cindy D'Andrea is an award-winning solo performer, actor, writer, producer and fitness expert. She talks to us about her current show Cat Sh!T Crazy and the cats that inspired her along this journey.

A recent study showed that 55.5% of American pet owners felt that their pet is just as important as their children - and one in ten stated that their pets are MORE important than their children.

One of the big risks of letting your cats outdoors is them catching diseases. FIV and FeLV are two of the most common outdoor cat diseases. Dr. Hurley and Molly discuss what the acronyms stand for, what the symptoms are, how easily they are transmitted, treatments and prevention.

Meet an amazing woman who has co-founded a company with a mission to help your cat get the enrichment it craves, and go safely beyond their great indoors. Travel Cat is the #1 cat travel brand in the world. In 2017 Emily, and her co-founder, and husband Ian, were adopted by an abandoned cat, Andie. As new cat parents, they go on to build the American dream of following their passions through learning what their new cat really needs.